They have very diverse hair colors and breast sizes after all.
They have very diverse hair colors and breast sizes after all.
Puck called the whale "gluttony" in the last episode, right? Or... someone did.
If the whale is gluttonous and Beetlejuice is slothful and Subaru is prideful... What's next?!
Puck is obviously angry as fuck!
(I'm bored.)
Not to mention some are relatives some are not
I imagine if they're following the plot closely she'll be there in some form. Although I doubt they'll have any incest whatsoever.Ugh, oh God... Are they actually going to cast Suguha?
Ugh, oh God... Are they actually going to cast Suguha?
Hell, I doubt they'll even keep the harem.
What? are they for real?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/japanese-novel-anime-franchise-sword-916389
I'd put cash money down that element goes away and possibly the entire Aincrad arc as I also can't see them doing an arc around arranged marriages for a western audience. To be clear they haven't written bugger all yet so I'm just laughing at all of the elements that will have to be dropped to make this work for a broad tv audience.
He's a known LN spoiler.Goddamnit those were LN spoilers
Ugh, oh God... Are they actually going to cast Suguha?
I'll be waiting to see how they'll write being alone in the cabin and stuff happening, hahahaha
I don't know if it'll make you feel better but that part was actually cut out from the anime.Goddamnit those were LN spoilers
Honestly this is the element I can see them playing up and expanding on to replace the other stuff that will have to go. Make the characters 18/19, go for TV MA and sexy times for everybody!
Goddamnit those were LN spoilers
He's a known LN spoiler.
What? are they for real?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/japanese-novel-anime-franchise-sword-916389
Is anything safe from LN?
He's a known LN spoiler.
Yeah, he has done that on a few occasions. Best to just avoid any spoilers from him, and not highlight them .
With talks about Subaru coming to this world as a fantasy protagonist I thought it was an interesting thing to mention for anyone interested and something that should have already been presented but was skipped over in the anime possibly for it never to be said at all. I prefaced everything. I didn't make just a spoiler post without anything ahead of it.
Are you telling me there wouldn't be discussions here if Berserk overlooked something interesting from the manga that has to do with its world building? (If people were actually watching that show).
I think spoilers from outside a given anime are fine and I understood that's what your post was from context. Part of my enjoyment of Berserk comes from reading folks explaining context that isn't in the anime or just reading their reactions to it.
On NeoGAF I think there is a much stronger risk of your reader not grasping context without it being made explicit due to speaking english as a second language or it being the wee hours of the morning where your reader is. So perhaps a stronger LN/WN spoiler flag would help here because while I'm not reading WN/LN spoilers I've no doubt there is a good discussion to be had over them.
What? are they for real?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/japanese-novel-anime-franchise-sword-916389
In hindsight, I feel what Kawahara really wanted to write was a reincarnation/isekai story, but 2009 was before isekai was invented? Or in vogue? There are "stuck in an MMO" stories where the MMO is the important part (.hack, Log Horizon), and there are those stories where the MMO isn't important at all (Ready Player One, Sword Art Online). The latter kinds of stories eventually cut out the MMO part entirely and just throw their dimwitted protagonists into a vidya gaem world now. (Konosuba, Danmachi)
This, in my mind, explains why Kayaba is little more than a walking plot device/self insert. Kawahara couldn't care less why they were in SAO, just that they were there, making it functionally identical to isekai.
Well yea, once you get rid of game mechanics stuff trapped in a MMO stories are honestly just your old fashion fantasy stories.Who else sees this?
Who else sees this?
Is it even possible for a real person to act as dumb as some of the people in Sword Art Online act. If they manage it they deserve an oscar.
Log Horizon is a case of them being heavily restricted by game mechanics. If they're doing something cool, they are doing it via high level utilization of game mechanics.Seems a reasonable hypothesis to me, the fact it's a game is rarely relevant to the story except when it's required to allow for a deus ex machina moment. I haven't watched .hack or Log Horizon yet so I can't comment on how tightly they integrate MMO tropes but they're basically non-existent in SAO.
The only reason I'm not sure I agree that the author would restyle it as a Konosuba style generic game world is that a key element of SAO is that every 'hero' is a human being and they are at risk of dying if they die in game. If SAO wasn't an MMO you would lose that element or have to come up with an even more convoluted reason why the players were at mortal risk.
Log Horizon is a case of them being heavily restricted by game mechanics. If they're doing something cool, they are doing it via high level utilization of game mechanics.
MC doesn't get the break the rules of the game just because he wants to do something cool, he does something cool BECAUSE he knows how to play the game so well.
Who else sees this?
That's why devil is a part timer is so great, it's literally the inverse where an overpowered badass from a fantasy world gets teleported to modern day Japan.First, that's too much brain-work to waste in SAO and LNs in general.
But in general terms, yeah sure. In lots of these trash LN stories the setup is clearly an afterthought, the author couldn't care less if the protagonists were abducted by aliens, were reincarnated, are trapped in a fantasy VR world or whatever, it's all an excuse to have the protagonist in said fantasy world.
What? are they for real?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/japanese-novel-anime-franchise-sword-916389
For years I have been inspired by the inventive and masterful storytelling of the SAO franchise, Kalogridis said.
Hell, I can't think right now in one of these stories where the reason and method of the core setup (human transported to a fantasy world) is core to the story itself.
Shia LaBeouf. Although I guess it would have had to be younger him.So which american actor is the most gary stu to play Kirito?
So which american actor is the most gary stu to play Kirito?
Man it really feels like Subaru doesn't see these characters as real people.
You know, I'm glad I put this off for so long. If I didn't have any idea where this was going, there's no way I would have gotten past an episode like this. But the knowledge that this doesn't follow the normal story path for this kind of story kinda has me engrossed with every generic detail and beat, cause I'm just waiting for it to flip.